Tag: Child Protection
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Non-Accidental Trauma in Infants: Recognition and Care Protocols
Understanding Non-Accidental Trauma in Infants Non-accidental trauma (NAT) refers to physical injury inflicted by a caregiver or another person, rather than by accidental causes. In infants, NAT poses a particular diagnostic challenge because early injuries can be subtle, nonspecific, or concealed within occult trauma affecting bones, the brain, or internal organs. A sentinel injury—such as…
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Non-Accidental Trauma in Infants: Practical Recognition and Care
Understanding non-accidental trauma (NAT) in infants Non-accidental trauma (NAT) in early life remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Clinicians must balance vigilance with compassionate communication, acknowledging that many injuries may seem minor or misleading. The goal is to identify sentinel signs, conduct appropriate investigations, and protect the child while supporting the family.…
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Non-Accidental Trauma NAT in Infants: Detection and Care
Introduction Non-accidental trauma (NAT), also referred to as non-accidental injury, remains a critical concern in pediatric practice. The term NAT encompasses injuries that are likely inflicted by a caregiver or another person, rather than caused by an accidental event. A structured approach to recognition, diagnosis, and family-centered care is essential to safeguard the child and…
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Vijayawada Case: 12-Year-Old Pregnant After Uncle’s Assault
What happened in Vijayawada A disturbing case has emerged from Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, highlighting the vulnerability of children in guardianship. A seventh‑grade student, who lost her parents years ago, had been living with her aunt and uncle. In a sequence of alleged crimes, the uncle is accused of sexually abusing the girl on multiple occasions…
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12-Year-Old Girl Pregnant After Uncle’s Abuse in Vijayawada
Incident at a Glance A troubling case from Vijayawada has come to light in the Payakapur area, where a 12-year-old girl, currently in the seventh grade, is pregnant following alleged sexual abuse by her uncle. The child has been living with her aunt and uncle after the death of her parents several years ago. According…
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Serious Crimes Against Children Not Investigated in Time
Understanding the Delays in Investigating Serious Crimes Against Children In recent years, awareness of serious crimes against children has increased, yet many of these cases remain under-investigated. This alarming trend raises critical questions about societal priorities and the mechanisms in place to protect our most vulnerable members. Timely investigations are crucial for justice and prevention,…
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Delayed Investigations into Serious Crimes Against Children
Introduction In recent years, the issue of timely investigations into serious crimes against children has become increasingly alarming. Cases of child abuse, neglect, and exploitation are not just headlines; they represent the struggles of vulnerable children who often fall victim to systemic failures. This article delves into the challenges faced in investigating these serious crimes…
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American Man Found Guilty of Assaulting a 14-Year-Old in Troms
Overview of the Case An American man was recently found guilty of committing sexual assault against a 14-year-old girl in Troms, Norway. The case has drawn significant attention due to its serious nature and the international connections involved. According to charges, the man traveled through France and the United Kingdom before arriving in Tromsø and…
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Brutal Attack on 13-Year-Old in Thessaloniki: A Father’s Heartbreak
Tragic Incident in Thessaloniki On the morning of September 10th, a horrifying incident occurred in the neighborhood of Sykeies, Thessaloniki, that has left the community in shock. A 13-year-old boy was brutally attacked by a group of assailants riding motorbikes. His father spoke out, sharing chilling details about the attack, bringing to light the pressing…

